Discourse analysis, as an approach to studying psychological phenomena, developed out of
the 'turn to language'in social psychology in the 1970s and 1980s and the emergence of …

A dominant storyline of divorced families in prolonged conflict is children portrayed as
victims without agency. How does this fit with how children position themselves in prolonged …

This article offers an extensive review of the changing field of mental health therapies,
charting a transformational path from traditional methods to modern breakthroughs and …

Names: Gottzén, Lucas, editor.| Bjørnholt, Margunn, 1958–editor.| Boonzaier, Floretta, editor.
Title: Men, masculinities and intimate partner violence/Lucas Gottzén, Margunn Bjørnholt …

Recent social constructionist and dialogical approaches to psychotherapy have pointed to
the usefulness of attending to language, meaning and dialogue in conceptualising client …

In this chapter we explore, from a critical discursive perspective, the ways in which the
clients' subjectivity is manifested, negotiated, and transformed within psychotherapeutic …

This research examined how nonagency—a client's sense of lost mastery in one's life—was
discursively constructed in the first psychotherapy session. The data consisted of the …

This study seeks to display therapeutic dialogue as a discursive genre. By using dialogic
discourse analysis, the psychotherapeutic dialogue present in a set of excerpts from a time …

In this paper, we apply dialogical concepts to understand the development of self-reflexivity
and self-compassion during psychotherapy. Specifically, we present a study that mapped …

Blaming one's partner is common in couple therapy and such moral comment often evokes
affective arousal. How people attune to each other as whole embodied beings is a current …